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From: nottinghamnone appliciable, UNITED KINGDOM
hi guys could you help me , just want to know what size fan i will need to fly a jet with a weight of about 4 to 6 lbs max and what size motor i will need to power it as im intending to market an A7 coursair the model use to be a prop jet once reviewed by simon delainey but this one will have glass fuz and nearly pre built.
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Looks like you would require a 90mm fan for a plane that size.
For bungee launch you could use a 16 cell motor (750W) like the mega 22/20/3.
With retracts at 6lbs wt then a 25-30 cell motor in a 90mm fan like Mega 22/30/3 would do the trick.
Other Hacker or Kontronics motors would work also but usually at double the price!!
Of course I am bias towareds the Mega range have a look at my website www.gcmdesigns.co.uk
Also remember the airframe should be biult very light for EDF to get the performance.
For 90mm fans I always aim for 25-30 oz/sq foot with very strong high lift low drag wing
Graham
Looks like you would require a 90mm fan for a plane that size.
For bungee launch you could use a 16 cell motor (750W) like the mega 22/20/3.
With retracts at 6lbs wt then a 25-30 cell motor in a 90mm fan like Mega 22/30/3 would do the trick.
Other Hacker or Kontronics motors would work also but usually at double the price!!
Of course I am bias towareds the Mega range have a look at my website www.gcmdesigns.co.uk
Also remember the airframe should be biult very light for EDF to get the performance.
For 90mm fans I always aim for 25-30 oz/sq foot with very strong high lift low drag wing
Graham



